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IndiGo Airlines is a privately owned low-cost airline based in Gurgaon, India that was founded in 2006. It operates daily flights to 31 cities within India and 5 international destinations. IndiGo has a fleet of Airbus A320 aircraft and focuses on low fares without sacrificing customer service. It has experienced significant growth and profitability in recent years. IndiGo aims to be the most cost-efficient airline by having uniform aircraft and fare types while still providing a professional experience for its customers.
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1) Indigo Airlines is the largest airline in India in terms of market share at 39.4% as of 2017.
2) It has grown rapidly since starting operations in 2006 and becoming profitable within its first 5 years.
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IndiGo was set up in early 2006 by Rahul Bhatia and Rakesh S Gangwal.
IndiGo is an Indian Low-cost airline with only economy class seating.
It’s headquarter is at Gurgaon, India.
It is the largest airline in India in terms of passengers flown with market share of 36.5% as of September 2015.
This airline offers more than 647 daily flights connecting to 38 destinations.
It presently operates a fleet of 97 aircraft belonging to the Airbus A320 family.
In 2014, IndiGo carried 21.4 million passengers in the domestic sector alone.
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It is also one of the fastest growing airlines in the world.
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IndiGo Airlines is an Indian budget airline that aims to be the leader in low-cost air travel by offering affordable fares, on-time performance, and hassle-free travel. It has the largest market share in India at 36.1% as of 2014. IndiGo segments its market as cost-conscious passengers, targeting middle and lower middle class customers with its positioning as a no-frills airline. It offers core air transportation along with supplementary services like food and frequent flyer programs. IndiGo maintains low prices through measures like outsourcing and operating a homogeneous fleet. It promotes through online booking, partnerships, and advertising while focusing on maintaining low costs.
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Rahul Bhatia and Rakesh Gangwal founded IndiGo Airlines in 2004, with its headquarters in Gurgaon, India. It commenced flight operations in 2006 and now operates 1,900 daily flights to 108 destinations across India and internationally. IndiGo has a 55.4% market share in India and uses Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport as its primary hub.
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IndiGo is pursuing a market penetration strategy by considering acquiring Air India or Jet Airways to gain market share. It is also pursuing a market development strategy by participating in the Regional Connectivity Scheme UDAN to connect unserved routes. IndiGo focuses on maintaining low fares, on-time flights, and good customer service to build its brand equity as India's largest and most dependable low-cost airline known for value and reliability.
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IndiGo Airlines is a low-cost carrier that operates 399 daily flights to 33 destinations in India and abroad. It uses a hub-and-spoke model and focuses on keeping costs low by not providing complimentary meals and concentrating operations on high traffic routes to limit investments. A key to IndiGo's success has been strategic aircraft deals, including a 2005 deal with Airbus for 100 planes at exceptional prices and with Airbus responsible for maintenance, as well as keeping planes airborne for 12 hours per day to maximize revenue through efficient turnaround times under 31 minutes.
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IndiGo is the largest airline in India with 27% of the domestic market share. It operates as a low-cost carrier with 180-seat aircraft and serves 22 cities within India with 188 daily flights. Key aspects include being a pure low-cost carrier, offering only economy seats and selling food on board. It has grown rapidly to become the largest domestic airline in India.
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- 1. Presentation on INDIGO AIRLINES Submitted to:- Prof. Pranjal Pachpore Submitted by- Rohit Chugh DAV University MBA
- 2. HISTORY IndiGo Air or IndiGo Airlines sports the deep color of IndiGo as its signature color. It is a privately owned low-cost domestic airline based in Gurgaon with Indira Gandhi International Airport as its main base. IndiGo Airlines started operations on 4th August 2006 and is owned by InterGlobe Enterprises and Mr. Rakesh Gangwal. This airline is amongst the best, offering professional services, economical prices with great deals and discounted airfares. It operates to all the major cities of India. IndiGo air tickets can be booked online and the services provided are user friendly while at the same time, extremely comprehensive. IndiGo Airline provides what no other airline can.
- 3. IndiGo Founder-Rakesh Gangwal Founded in 2006 CEO-Rahul Bhatia
- 4. About IndiGo IndiGo is built for people with things to do, places to be, people to see - who don't want to waste time, money or energy in the process. By minimizing the cost/time/tension of air travel, IndiGo opens up a country full of opportunities. IndiGo focuses on doing one thing, and doing it well. That's why we have: One type of airplane - brand-new Airbus A320s One type of fare - low One type of customer service - professional One way to deal with delays and cancellations - honestly We believe that we can offer the lowest fares by staying focused, which keeps our costs down without cutting corners or compromising on things that matter.
- 5. Aircraft and Routes What type of aircraft does IndiGo fly? Airbus A320-200s Where does IndiGo fly? 31 cities within India 5 cities (Bangkok, Dubai, Kathmandu, Muscat and Singapore) internationally Daily Flights ? 516
- 6. Baggage How much baggage you can carry ? 15 kgs (Domestic) / 20 kgs (International) For excess baggage 5 kg: Rs. 750 10 kg: Rs. 1500 15 kg: Rs. 2000 30 kg: Rs. 3000 Travelling passengers may carry maximum 7 Kgs of Hand Baggage . A flat rate of INR 250 per kg per sector would be charged towards excess hand baggage.
- 7. IndiGo Products and Services What onboard services will IndiGo offer? Will food be served? Will IndiGo have air conditioned buses to take people to the aircraft? Can I interline my IndiGo flight with other domestic and/or international airlines?
- 8. AWARDS IndiGo received “Best low cost airline in Central Asia & India” at Skytrax World Airline Awards 2013, hosted at the Paris Air show IndiGo awarded favorite airline for travel within India- Conde Nast Traveller readers’ Travel awards - Nov 13, New Delhi IndiGo awarded Best Airline in India: ASSOCHAM, Indian Civil aviation and Tourism Awards, August 2013, New Delhi IndiGo received “Best Airline-Low cost” at CNBC AWAAZ Travel awards 2013, Mumbai IndiGo awarded for “Best IT driven innovation” in Transportation and logistics category At the NASSCOM’s India 3.0 IT innovation Awards 2013, Feb 2013 IndiGo awarded the "Best Low-Cost Airline Central Asia/India" for the Year 2012 by SKYTRAX IndiGo awarded the "Airline of the Year - India" at the GMR - IGI Airport Awards, 2012
- 9. S TP Segment Cost Conscious Passengers Target Lower Middle Class /Middle Class Positioning Low Cost /No Frills
- 10. Financial Analysis IndiGo FY2013 profit rises to Rs 993 crore Gross profit at 993 crore 2012-13 compared to Rs64 crore earlier fiscal year Our revenue during the period grew by 65% to touch Rs 9,458 crore ,as against Rs5,718 crore during FY12 Market Share -31.4% (May 2014)
- 11. Strengths Load factor was higher at 81% than the industry average of 74.6% Aircraft grew from 55 in march 2012 to 66 march 2013 & now risen to 70 Lowest fares in the busy routes Debt free company & we have no working capital loans
- 12. weakness Not too many routes as compared to competitors Still has to establish itself on international destinations
- 13. Opportunities IndiGo continues domestic dominance; Announces new flights connecting Pune, Kolkata, Delhi IndiGo launches 12 new flights to boost connectivity between six cities IndiGo adds Varanasi as its 36th destination; Holy city connected with Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Hyderabad we are trying to capture kingfisher airlines market Likely to be hire another 700-800 people this year to keep having employee at nearly aircraft
- 14. Threats Direct competitors (Jet airways , GoAir, Airaisa ) Plenty of new LCC’s to compete with Rising of labour cost Changing government policies Rising fuel cost Value of currency
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